Risk factors affecting the formation of internal radiation exposure in military personnel and the population of Luninetsky district of Brestskaja oblast
https://doi.org/10.51922/2074-5044.2025.4.72
Abstract
The data of direct measurements of[137] Cs activity in military personnel were analyzed in comparison with the population of Luninets district over 5 years. Similar gender differences in the accumulation of[137] Cs were found (in women, the accumulation of[137] Cs is higher than in men), the absence of age differences in the accumulation of[137] Cs in military personnel, while in the population as a whole there are reliable differences. For military personnel, the effect of the density of contamination of the territory on the accumulation of[137] Cs was also not found, while in the population as a whole these differences are present.
About the Authors
E. A. SasnouskayaBelarus
A. R. Avetisov
Belarus
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For citations:
Sasnouskaya E.A., Avetisov A.R. Risk factors affecting the formation of internal radiation exposure in military personnel and the population of Luninetsky district of Brestskaja oblast. Military Medicine. 2025;(4):72-78. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.51922/2074-5044.2025.4.72
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